Shock in Pretoria: Six Matric Exam Scripts Breached in Gauteng Markers spot unusual similarities The 2025 National Senior Certificate exams in Gauteng have been rocked by...
Eight Days in the Dark: Pretoria Residents Battle Unrelenting Power Outages Life without power stretches into over a week For many residents in Pretoria, what began...
Durban is caught in the crossfire of a political grudge match with a very tangible price tag: R500 million. A bitter, public war of words between...
Holidays Turn Tragic in Eastern Cape as Teen Allegedly Kills 11-Year-Old A community in shock The holiday season, often a time of laughter and family gatherings,...
A Family Still Waiting: Inside the Mbense Murder Mystery and the Fight for Truth A story South Africa knows too well Every South African has, at...
A party conference loss sparks a leadership tug-of-war inside the ANC’s Joburg structures Johannesburg politics never stays quiet for long, and the ANC’s latest regional conference...
A fierce debate over children’s online safety is igniting in South Africa following Australia’s landmark decision to ban social media access for children under 16. Advocacy...
A Turning Point Africa Didn’t Choose, But Perhaps Needed When AGOA quietly expired in September 2025, it didn’t just close a chapter in US–Africa trade. It...
A community that waited more than a decade for justice may finally see answers. It has taken 12 long, painful years for the truth to be...
For the first time in a generation, a new underground gold mine has opened its shafts in South Africa. Qala Shallows, nestled between Soweto and Roodepoort in...
